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2007 Sep-12
Trick golfer impresses at Hickory Classicby Andrew Mackie CONOVER - Darrell Dietz says he struggles to hit a motionless golf ball. That’s why watching golf trick shot artist Chuck “The Hitman” Hiter on Tuesday was just amazing. “He must be in great physical shape,” Dietz said. “And, he’s got a lot of free time on his hands.” Dietz watched Hiter’s hourlong show with several hundred other impressed onlookers. This was Hiter’s second appearance at the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn presented by Kia Motors. Hiter began by hitting golf balls off of four various sized tees — while balancing one foot on about a three-foot tall pole. The show only got more impressive from there. Hiter’s trick shots included: Hiter’s hand-eye coordination and balance thrilled Dietz’s daughter, Emily, as did the distance Hiter had on each trick shot. Nearly all traveled at least 200 yards. Some hit the driving range netting about 250 yards away. Emily watched the display with her brother, Ronnie. “It was awesome,” she said. Bookmarkz |
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